KeAndre Lambert-Smith is the gift that keeps on giving. The Los Angeles Chargers rookie came into the summer with no expectations, but is now being viewed as a potential major contributor on offense due to his standout practices.

The rookie wide receiver hauled in a pair of deep touchdown passes in the Chargers first practice since the Hall of Fame Game

KeAndre Lambert-Smith, a former Auburn wide receiver, stood out in the 2025 Hall of Fame game. Drafted by the Chargers, Lambert-Smith had two catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in his preseason debut. He received the highest offensive grade from Pro Football Focus for his performance.

The LA Chargers got a steal with former Auburn Tigers wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith, and he gave a glimpse of that in Thursday's Hall of Fame Game.

Lambert-Smith has enjoyed getting to learn from wide receivers coach Sanjay Lal, who he praised for helping him try and reach another level. But he also has a fairly young receiver room around him, most of which is around the same age as him.

Los Angeles Chargers rookie wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith introduced himself to the NFL world on Thursday night in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. Lambert-Smith scored a really nice touchdown during the preseason game for Los Angeles to go along with a beautiful catch from a quarterback Trey Lance pass in the first half.